Visit it if you like music and you want to practise your English!

Watch the famous soliloquy from Hamlet

What do you know about Shakespeare?

Look out 4ºA Visit these site and find out about Shakespeare and his works, you can have a look at Hamlet.  Answer these questions: 1. When was Shakespeare born? 2. Where was he born? 3. What did he do? 4. How many plays did he write? 5. Where is Hamlet located? 6. When was it written? 7. What kind of play is it?

Practise your comparatives

gamesCheck your comparatives and have a good time playing these games comparatives

Do you like music? Click here

If you like music this is the site to go Lyrics Training.
What is Lyrics Training?
Lyrics Training is an easy and fun method to learn and improve your foreign languages skills like English through the music and lyrics of the songs.

Don't know a word?

Use this link to look for any word you want to know. I hope it helps you.

Slight problem with odiogo

Hello dear students, as you can see there is a new link that allows you to hear what you have to do, but there is a sligth problem with it. In some entries what you hear corresponds to the following entry in the blog, I'll try to mend it as soon as possible, while I do it,look for the title of the activity, listen to it and then do it.
Sorry about that, I hope you like the new link.

Animation réalisée sur le site http://www.komcitiz.com

zSHARE video - Alice in Wonderland.flv

Listening
Click here zSHARE video - alice.flv watch up to minute 4 of the video and answer these questions.

Who is the girl in white?
Why isn't she sleeping?
What does she see in her dreams?
How do you call a bad dream in English?
How many years after does Alice appear again?

Old pictures

Check out this SlideShare Presentation:
Choose a  photo ( the name of the place is on the right side at bottom of the photo), print it to show it to your mates and prepare a two minute talk on it.
Why did you choose it?
What can you see in the photo?
Describe the feelings of the people you see.
Describe the landscape.
Describe the scene.

Old Pictures

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